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You sir are a wise, wise man in the arena of sales and marketing. I keep telling the local hydro shops that if they would hire an awesome delivery girl then they would take down the entire local market. Maybe those guys don't realize that they all are selling the same nutes and bulbs :) The...

Centennial gear in the works.... Django and 21 beans soaking now, along with a few that some guy from Europe dropped off :) Roughneck, Further, and Waipio Mule mums are on order. See us in a few months for the goods.

This is the first one: Caregivers can not supply the other 30%. Only a licensed MMC can purchase an Optional Premise Cultivation License [OPCL]. So, if you pay the $7,500 to $18,000 for an MMC license, then you can pay another $1,500 for an OPCL that allows you to actually grow plants. This...

The law says that a dispensary is the one that has the optional location cultivation permit. Caregivers or other random growers can not just pick up a permit. The grow is technically owned by the dispensary and the grower is contracted as an employee. The law also states that dispensaries can...

Hmm the previous reply vanished somehow... redo: Hate to be a downer but chronic depression and anxiety are not qualifying conditions for the registry in CO. CA on the other hand can issue a REC for anything where the doctor thinks the patient may benefit from the use of cannabis. From the...

Note the the comments above in bold are not legal advice. You have to pay to get that... But I'm pretty sure I know what I'm talking about. :-)

Granted there are some really stupid people with Marijuana growing in their house, but the media tends to sensationalize just a tad. I doubt the kid was "guarding" the grow like The Post made it out to me. He shot himself while screwing around with his gun. Then they found the grow while...

I believe that's pretty much what I said now isnt it. But when you say it, somehow it's not a "load of bullshit" ? At least maybe you learned something I guess...

Why you gotta be a dick when you don't know what the hell you are talking about. ? The information came from an accountant, but here is the result of 12 seconds worth of google: http://www.britannica.com/bps/additionalcontent/18/27634541/POT-PARSED-FROM-DEDUCTIBLE-EXPENSES Journal of...

The IRS does not allow deducting expenses directly related to growing. So all of those business and production expenses are taxed as well. Lease, Electricty, Nutes, systems, employees... none of it. The only way to deduct that stuff is have a related second business then lie like a mofo on...

Im not sure I would even trim 19 pounds for 3 grand

Especially when they are getting paid almost $100 to enter a few fields of data into a database, then send out a form. I would happily contract that job for the state. Our own health department is ripping us off... imagine that.

As a legal patient you should take a few minutes and read through the details of the law. Here is a link to the actual amendment as posted to the Colorado Constitution. http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/hs/medicalmarijuana/amendment.html The state also has other information here...

Like has already been stated, the law states clearly that either the caregiver OR the patient can have 6 plants, not both. In addition you may also have 2 ounces of dried medicine. {somebody above said 6 plants OR 2oz} GO READ THE LAW FOR YOURSELF AND QUIT TRUSTING WHAT OTHER PEOPLE ARE...

Yep, PP69 is on the mark. Either the patient or the cargiver can grow the 6 plants. Any of our patients sign an agreement that they won't grow in addition to the 6 plants we are cultivating on their behalf.

250 + 90 seems a little high on price. Did you try your regular DR first ? There are hundreds of different doctors that have signed recs. That would be the cheapest route. What part of the state are you in ? That makes a difference as well. Do you have recent documented history of your...

Muscle spasms are on the list for CO, but you need recent documentation indicating that it is a chronic condition. Will your regular DR sign a rec for you ? That's the least expensive way. What part of the state are you in ? Maybe we can point you in the right direction...

If you have a chronic debilitating condition, you should have seen a doctor in the last year at least. That's why they all want you to have historical records of your condition.

The Dr.'s recommendation and registry in CO provide no legal protection from drug testing at work.

Yep, feel free to make your friend your caregiver if you want him to be able to grow for you. You do not need a special license, permit or whatever to do so. As you say, any Joe off the street can be your caregiver. Making your friend your caregiver allows you both to collectively hold 2oz...